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You Gotta See This!: Hidden Secrets To Making Unscripted Videos People Will Talk About

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title You Gotta See This!: Hidden Secrets To Making Unscripted Videos People Will Talk About
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Paul Steven Forrest
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:138
Dimensions(mm): Height 228,Width 152
Category/GenreOther performing arts
ISBN/Barcode 9781667848570
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher BookBaby
Imprint BookBaby
Publication Date 18 October 2022
Publication Country United States

Description

There are a million YouTube videos available for learning technical skills, but those skills are meaningless if you don't know how to assemble a compelling story. "You Gotta See This!" doesn't just offer up Paul Steven Forrest's best tips and tricks for making better videos, but this book delivers practical direction and tested techniques for more effective storytelling through all visual formats. His passion for sharing his vast experience in unscripted filmmaking to help storytellers make an impact is evident in every word he shares. Take advantage of Paul's wealth of knowledge, wisdom and insights to elevate your content and get people saying, "You Gotta See This!" ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Paul Steven Forrest got his start working in an editing bay building promos for a television station in a top-ten market. He then took what he learned and started creating award-winning short and long-form projects for dozens of non-profit organizations. Along the way, he learned to write for television, find story focus, condense content, and move an audience. Valuable skills he wants to share with you. Every assignment taught him something new, helped him fill his creative toolkit with experiences, and develop a creative workflow he's only shared with a handful of people, until now.

Author Biography

Paul Steven Forrest got his start working in an editing bay building promos for a television station in a top-ten market. He then took what he learned and started creating award-winning short and long-form projects for dozens of non-profit organizations. Along the way, he learned to write for television, find story focus, condense content, and move an audience. Valuable skills he wants to share with you. Every assignment taught him something new, helped him fill his creative toolkit with experiences, and develop a creative workflow he's only shared with a handful of people, until now.